A. Brandt Company Ranch Oak Furniture Club Chairs (model 3086)

I have always been a HUGE fan of Ranch Oak. Unfortunately, it is not very common and when you do find it, it is usually expensive. Mel and I found this set at a recent 2nd Sunday Sacramento Antique Faire.

What I dig about Ranch oak is the hand scrapped look of the wood. They also rubbed white furniture wax on the exposed wood surfaces that builds up and gets into all the nooks and crannies. Also, when it was popular to have tapered leg furniture, Ranch Oak reversed the taper to being fat at the bottom and thin at the top.

This set is in overall great condition, but it needs new foam. If this set was redone it would be mind blowing!

These chairs are so comfortable.

The mark of quality.

I might check with my upholsterer to see if he can just replace the foam on the backrest and the lower cushion without replacing the fabric. Keep your fingers crossed!

Our story started 80 plus years ago with one man’s hobby. Our founder, Paul Brandt, is well-known for Ranch Oak furniture, introduced in the late 1930s. Styles for every room, known for quality and durability were manufactured in Fort Worth, Texas through the 1980s.Ranch Oak furniture is now known as “vintage” ranch furniture in collector markets. But when Paul wasn’t guiding his huge furniture manufacturing company, he was sometimes smoking turkeys in his backyard smokehouse, a hobby that made him popular with his friends, neighbors, and relatives for the delicious results!

The Brandt company Ranch Oak furniture is highly collectable and hard to find. It was made from the 1930’s to the 1970’s era, in Fort Worth, Texas. The carved pieces, made in the 1930’s and 40’s era are the most highly collectable. The light oak color is the most desirable, and most western looking. Ranch oak is the most sophisticated way to decorate western. It is nearly indestructible!

The following images are from the numerous sales brochures they released over the years. There is some really great vintage imagery!

Oh man! I have run across similar pieces at two different shops this past year…never knew the name of this style but knew that I liked them. Just didn’t have room for them. Fell in love with a table and chair set that was only $125…now I am kicking myself! Thanks for sharing – now I will know so the NEXT time I run across these… !!!

I have A. Brandt Ranch Oak china cabinet, round dining table with 4 captains chairs with black leather seats and backs plus 2 black leather seat and back high back chairs plus a server cabinet on casters with an expandable slate top and a table/lamp with original shade. If you are interested in any please email me, merry.balchunas@me.com and I will send pictures. All pieces are in excellent condition.

I have a house full of Ranch Oak furniture to sell! Fantastic condition. Upholstered items, living room tables, lamps (with original shades!) , dining room, bedroom sets and other items. Contact me if you’re interested in more info or if you’re looking for a particular peice, I might have it!

Hi Angelo
I have (3) six drawer dressers, (2) three drawer/door chests with hutch tops and some wall unit/desk units. There are two headboards 1 queen and 1 king with night stands but I have to confirm they are ranch oak as they are slightly different than the other furnishings. I’m not at the location currently but can check in mid April and take pictures if you’re interested. Thx.

Also, 2 end tables, a long dresser with mirror plus an additional mirror (not pictured). The more you buy, the better the deal. If you’ve done your research, Ranch Oak isn’t cheap. Dressers alone sell for $800.

I have a full size bed, light oak finish with a cactus carved head and footboard, wood rails, 2 chests, and a corner desk with a vanity stool. They were purchased in Fort Worth in 1964.
All are in excellent condition. If interested, email me at dsmillsap@gmail.com and we can discuss.

I have the sofa (you mentioned was on ebay) and a recliner that I’m trying to get an appraisal on so that I can sell it. I live in Illinois so if you know of anyone in Illinois or online that might be able to give me an idea of its value, it would be greatly appreciated.

We have 29 pieces of Ranch Oak furniture in excellent condition. Two dressers with mirrors, king-size headboard, sleeper sofa, two pole lamps, dining table with eight chairs. We want to sell all the pieces together in Texas, west of Ft. Worth. If you are interested I’ll send pictures.